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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
GYMNASTICS FOR Girls.


What !. the world coming 20 when AZ
special gymna.iie exhibition. Ia which
the children Of Lord And Lady John
Manners. among Others, took part. the
following occurred. according TO a truth.
ful London CIroRicisr--Boy, And girls
ATE together in the Juvenile class, aud ]
vas much amused 10 note tia, IN all the
feature. Of the programme the girls were
the announced leaders. After the march
ing. led BY Mis-. Brerly. came the storm
ing board Dumping over the rope from a
.pring board. which was led by Miss
Robbins: and then climbing q rope ~
feet long. from floor 10 ceiling. which
va. led By Mis-. u. Els. one Of the li,.
lie daughter. Of the well.known 7. s. A.
Nor was ,hi. leadership by girls merely
= piece Of ehivslry OF courtesy oa the
par, Of Herr slempls; the gIrl. were
di.iiueily the bss, OF pupils. -Four Of
each .,I climbed the rope. aud the girls
wen, more lightly. rapidly. and easily
than the boy.; while 10 the jumping.
when those Who failed ia one. were de.
barred from attempting the mex, higher
leap, IL came ., las, 10 Be girls only ia
the running. The juveniles programme
ended with "tug Of war" twelve girls
against twelve boys. in which the latter
were isnominiogsly defeated. IL !, very
amusing TO see thu, the strength and
gymnssiic ability Of girls and boys Is -
equal. It shows that probably the great
discrepancy ths, there !, In the physical
capacities Of men and women depend,
more than We guess upon difeferc;s In
clothing and habits.
The ladies' elA. had Ia /, several
ladies whose names and whose families
would be well.known, bu, suppose !
should no, mention these: 90 ! will only
say that the three Observation-Disclosures.
were generally admired, even by pnctic.
ed amateur gymnss,s, for the skill and
elegance with which they performed
their various parts a. leaders. The
ladies wear . costume consisting OF blue
flannel kniekerbocker,. blue flannel tunic
reaching to the knee. pu, into cardinal
yoke at the neck. and bel,ed with .
cardinal sash; and white canvas shoes
without any heels. They went through
an elaborate musical drill. including tro,.
ting in an apparently ine1tricAbls bat
really ordinary mare, and dumbbell ex-
ercises, and then = picked few perform
ed evoluiions on certain swinging rings. !
and the ladies' work concluded with |
preliminary practice for foil.feneing as =
mass exercise. II is, shoald think,
absolutely the frat time that . company
Of private ladies Of good social position |
have ever consented to give = semi.
public display 10 gymnastic dre.
The facts appear to be that the Eng
lish girls are growing taller. stronger
and more finely developed creatures every |
year. while the young Enslishmen Of the
future are losing in stature. whatever
may be their gains In strength and
physique. The illustrations CT Engli.h
society, from Da Maurisr down. almost
always represent their charming women
- head taller than the Englishmsn 1t
their eide; even ~ tall 10 their unbon.
neted evening drm - the crown Of his
tall hat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21


THE ORIGIN or PuRAsK Senator
Sherman, In the course OF conversation
the other day, gave an interesting bit ol
political history. The Newspaper man re-
marked. you're going home 10 look aftei
your fences, OF coursef- The Senator
laughed heartily and replied;
do you know how that expression orig.
instedi While I was secretary OF the
treasury, came home 10 Manshsli for q
few days At one time. As soon ~ got
there there WAS an infux OF newspaper
correspondents from all parts. Some OF
them announced that was getting ready
20 run for governor; Others that l Was
working upa boom for the Presidential
nomination. One Of them came 10 me
and boldly asked me what Was doing In
Ohio. II Just happened that on that day
had contracted with Q man 10 repair
some fences on my place that were In .
tumble-down condition. 30, when that
newspaper man asked me what Was do
Ing In Ohio, told him that had come
home TO look after my fences. lie pub
lished what said, the expression WAS
taken up bY the papers, and went AL over
the country. II has even been used on
some occasions In the British Parliament
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
A.rnNr.nINn srcrr...

II i the duty OF every person who has
used BoscAss'sGermdA Syrup IN LET is Won
csrlGl qualities be known 20 their fflsnd,
Ia caring Consumption. severe Coughs.
Group, Asthms. Pneumonis, and, In fact
all Throat aud Lang Diseases. No person
can use II without Immediate relief rhre'
doses will relieve any case. aud We con
slider IL the duty OF all Druggists 10 recon
mend IL 20 The poor, dying consumptise,
AZ least 10 try onS bottle. - ~. COO doIen
bottles were sold last year. and no one case
where 10 failed was reported. Such Z
medicine a. the Germaa Syrup esnrot b
too widely known. Ask Jour Druggist
about Il. sample bottles TO Try, cold al
10 cents. Regular size. Is cents. Sold By
al Druggists and Dealers, In the United
States and Canada.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

RiHnoN C,EE Two cop. - sngaf,
iwoihlfi. cup butter. ons c7P sSse,
milk. ihrsc cups nbur, three Cggs. one
,s.sp0on'el cream OF tartar, oue-hsli
ieaspoou'ul sofa Bake isOihiris OF
The above Ia iwO psns To The res, AID
Ons largr tablespoonful mpissss., one cup
chopped f,l.lns. one.hslf cup cl'fsni'. =
piece % clifon chopped nss, ons ,rsspooo
fsl ofs.eh Kidd ofsplcc. Bake 10 oae p,n.
Pat The dark loaf between The TO hshi
ones With a lIiils Jelly osls.sn each l,Jef.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

-DfuntsAAsss. 90 Li3u0r Hibg. oIa b
Cured p G.inliaisierag Dr. Hiias,' Codes
Specie 1t eau be- given In a cup OF coffee
Or Va without N. kuowleigc % The per-
son tskiug u. trccilug = speedy ADJ per
msneut curr. whether the patient Is mod
crate dfinker on an alcoholic wreck. Thou
sands of dfunkards have been made ten
perAte men who have taken the Golden
Specific Ia their codce without their knorl
edge. and to-day believe they quilt drinking
OF their own free will. No harmful eject.
result from IL administration. Cures guar
anteei. Send Tor circular and full p,rtie'
alATf. Address In confidence GoLDkS SrE'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

II you wish 10 convert your faithful
time piece into thing OF beauty and u
chances 10 be small, you may do 90 10 tne
following manner Take pretty shaped
cigar boz and cut hole In one side foi
the face Of the clock TO show through, and
cover the boz with plush that will harmon
irs with your room. II you are skillful
with the needle. throw . rosebud or other
flowers In the corner aud the eject Will
be greatly frightened.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

IciNG FOR CAEE Dissolve one p1uni
OF powdered sugar In Jas, =. lille water ..
possible, thea suf 10 ~ whites m thte"
egg-, bs.ten LITTLE. has ~; to, frpih
Pai this mixture Toto DIP di.h. AL .ei
Ia Kettle ~ biiling water. siirflug w
quite thick R-movc from The nre. ,ni
beat tili cOd. IL I. tasu ready fbr u.s..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

wlrIIEs -Taie bali pint Of Mill,
abou, tablespoonful OF butter, melt be-
fore ,ddiug 10 The other lu.redisntsl onc
ts.,poOufui 81 sugar. one is,spoonia
OF baking powder. little sali, I.
miiter OF course. an nIar enough 10
m,ks q ba,isrsi f,r than far gfliilc caks-,
Th,se wsf'ies eoms fsom iae lroa crisp aid
iellciOu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
crnK,NI HnIIs.

Take piece ~ nice hlscali dough sol
roll on, anil sposi ,h,lfinca ,hlck, il',
with such spice q. Oa- likes use pirnt 81
.ugsr. aud cover One bali thlesly VIII
wsll.wsshoi eufrEuts; fold the other hal
over Abi roll severely bali dozen times,
then gather IL into shape % roll out Ike
ple-c0yer sg,in, roll un,ll thin, spread on
IL with knife spoouful OF Jelly or pre-
serve Jaiee. roll up toto ii'm roll. cut on
In tso. luch pieces ani bake uniil Drowned
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

" II. Piiisc. sAlesm,a fof L,iefofo0k
4 Etion. Bosi0u. writes 1t gives ms
much pleasure % say that Aiimsou'. 10
ianlc Bslsam cured me- of . severe cold. u
which bal been suhlsci. ssps cl,lly du'iag
the wlnisf mouths. aud havg Ia many In
ststces recommended IL - ny ffisuts. snd
itey have ~ ben bsushiei ~ ia use. !
ihlrk 10 hA. Do ,qaL ~ cough mlKiure "
rflsl nutiis ID ccuis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

wlt~ur caKE-Oae cup o'sas,r. near
" ne.h.lf CO? ~ batter, Ons All onc'h,li
caps % nJgr. Que bali cop 10 colt ~,isf
two eggs. onsh bali ,sssp 'oofli ~ spi,.
one tea.ppuuful % crr,m - tsfia-, AL
one bali p1ani ~ ~sluuis Cut -, nuts Ia
nns piece, Fros, ,hs cake AMI pat whole
nuts ca top.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

ciNS,MoN warns Use TIE sane pro-
portions % butter ani ,uxsf - In The above
feclp-. beat slx yolks % esss - loan
,ni sfd IN The batter All sussT, With oae
tablespoonful OF powdered cian,mon, all
Dur su0gga 90 make son iDssa which
can b. rolled wy iaia. Cat 10 fo1ui'
Ani hake qaIclly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21


II vas commtncemsnt day AZ an aeaf
envy near IS. :, ., 50. Z, and every one
Was IN q fiuiisr of sxcitsmstt.
Ayoung lady named klisn bad been ehos
IN % give TIE >. ,. "a, ~, 6. II, 30, Z, 20
~ she bad prepared II with gres, care
a. she knew TIA, her u, :. !. 2, -, 20
her hr0ihsr ~. rs. rs. ~, 10. -, u and
may other frleuds would be present. As
sle wss about 81 leave The st,ge her broth
~ threw q beautiful bcqust % -. 10, IL,
o., -. N. =. ;. 4. n. ~. -, > and roses.
Several -. n. ., 5. ~. were Rad. and
a yoarg lidy read I. 2. ,. 4. ;, q, :. :, ?,
10. N. %, m BY ~ 20 20 one 90 Americas
nlsst pusts
An,r the ,acciei0ry 49, Rad The ara J.
usting class exchanged :, 10. 10, g, -. 20
-. n. AMI weat home. WILL ple,ssd with
IN exercises ~ the Day.
MILDRED
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

CocoANrt CAEE--rwo ani one-asli
cop, agar. three. foarths cop batter. one
COP mlk .ud wsisr, foer ant one. half cups
aoar .ui two isa,pOonfsl. BAKING. powder
FLAVOR With both lemon sni vanliis. Baks
IN fve OF -in layers, AMI spread With frost
log. over which dsssicNied cocoanai Is
spfiukiei The sans recipe Z. nice TOT
chocolate % any other layer cake.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
nrYARE OF sWINnLHRs-

We have exposed. tuflng The last year,
mAuy sNiuiler. Who advertise. undsr The
usme ~ medicine. vile compounds which
ouiy Increase human sufsfing. To, ell who
need pure medicine Ani blOoi pnfin'f.
Ne can honestly recommend Sglphur Biz
tsrs Eflf1r l>uH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

Plain white towels may be made orna-
mentally placing two rows OF drawn wofk
81 each eud. The work may be fastened
with red, or blue or with white. The
white gives little nicer look 20 the towel
than the colored. Overcast the edge jast
above the fringe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

I-cnlRApE
TIA. morn Ia Mvi hIs fresh the
air.
How passing lovely the second fsif,
A. she tflgpsd o'sf the lea rlgh, msrrily,
Without thought or = shadow " care.
Tvs The whole ssw that morn In
May.
Gilrg. no, .ihs Maui Muller 30 rake
The bay,
Hat - bfiug the iifst a. qaruch the thlrst
ofthe hOsrs who hoed The corn that
day.
wIcNEp Will
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
Old Uncle JOe's
Proverbs.

d. narroas chap d,i dose no; go
DR.. Flowers Nerve al Brain I'm,
cheat. him..li out o. Il, pleasure, 4
a happy llr and ana therefore q iool
De world am fall 90 ilyun, boz
,he bigsr.i ilyu, ! eler see vas is
man IA, suffer. with Dy.pep,ia, when
he done knows q d. Flower. Liver
and stomach Sinaiive. ia, great
remedy what nebbe' fall.
Maybe go doan know q fact.
Well, l will cnlishicn go. Ebey
man Dat buys a bottle 81 Dr.
Flowers Liver aal stomach Nell.
cine, get. bottle ot Dr. Flower.
Liver Pin, iimacl BOO . iharior be
geis two dollar, worth ob medicine
Tor one dollar OATS what | cal
'coaomy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

Il. ta,r, much wNier In The clsisfn. BIZ.
~ Inquired gentleman ofhls Irish girl,
a. he came Up from The cellar. 1t Is fall
90 The bottom, sir. BAT iaefe's none A. tie
tor. sald Bltdy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

A Pafsonvlile Toy conseisntloasiy Oh
Jets % taking Ayers pills, "bec,a,e. be
says, n them pills 1, Ayers pills, Why,
Jet isi Aver take en-. don't want waA'
Dcl0ugs % him"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

A gentleman saw an oil Highlander on q
day h,hing With bent pin. lie said 20 tbs
mau. "flsh will never he caugh, with
that" LAY. they will" The man replied,
III they'll Ouly take 10 into their heads"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

To KEEP len IN A SICK Roox.-ris .
coarse white flannel over pitcher, leaving
Q cupshsped depression In ia centeri nll
this with broken Ice. and cover tightly
with thicker flannel. IL win keep well.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
THE HoMHMAKERs. COLUMN.

correspondence on prActi cal topics. comm
prcpyrly under the head of this column. IL 81
Iiclisi. Address all oommun lea ions Intended
Cor this department to Editor of iiomsmaksr's
Column. OxroRD DksoculT. Parts. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

Why l. TIE neat 10 your saudSlch lhs
The large m'iil- class soclstyf DOut
yoa sse thAii Well. because IL iis. hsiwssn
ihs ugpsr crust sui The under hr,ai.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
n -crn.. Nnnn rNlnNl.

NJ nrst o. in crab. tui Dot 10 81
ny ssCotd In beaver. bot not Ia se.li
Nv thlfd q. in sNsi. AT also In salt
NJ f,afih q. In fun. tui uei Ia halt
NJ I'm - In spccca. bat not la Sofi
~ shl'c l. III u,ms ofa ssilue blfi
Dor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

I You siy yoa are no' haagry; eoa'i
you rot at liiils gruelf
You shoad ucssr a1a.s iinb ani'
mas
iaihc az CELERY yea sill see Ella''
~ ptiuflrg
Iata-a1lvs dlihiii'a slris via ih-
following f,faislous
\ nli'rr hfrn. usod IN IA silcine.
p CDutifasd 90 r,Ps,iei pftc'lof
Af.h.
SuINfsN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

Klrg's S,rsspafillA bottle contalns more
medicine than Any other similar prsp,ra.
ton GA ihr market Price IS cents Tee
kiug'. Stfsspkfllla All IN oihsf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

"igsAli VERY vel. said the et,v,tisgsr.
80 advise yo1as m,n - hrgin ~ the
bottom at work up. bat 10 10Y busirs..
IL aln't pfsciicahls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

Real pine and nr cones pre carefully
ellded AMI make unique looking drop and
fringe decorations Tor the edges OF lam.
brsquins aud table-scarfs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

TIE plpliT boot plf.hir. ilSoi. SAr.
sApliiiis. d. havlsg tremendous sale ihl'
season Nsafy sVcybofy ukss 10 Try
IA yu1fsr.f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
VI pEc,rfr,IioN.

I. Bsacsi oil. ,ni 'ssvs siory.
. Bste,d iiuh.f. sui leave color.
Vac
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

Even dumb animals sxhloii aiisctm
TIE hor.o d. slssy. attached q the vehicle
which b. tfsss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
HIIss,g Esy,o ROOT Beer,

Psss.ge, as eents. mssss y Esiis"s % q lie
iisl5ss. Vakiins. tsmpffanee tttersgs.
strssGths~s sma parties tue s'e.s, ia
patty sad dsiifseI commsni " 70 All roli ~
~ afusEist. Snf ttcftkerreff
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

Essfyb ~ .imir,. bssaufai hsif. ati
every oue msy pess'ss IL, ~ using Aftf.s
Hair N.gor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
OUR PUZZLE CORNER.

Recommendations fcs hls Department, should
10 sent ths eiiior. W. a. EASTMAN. kAss sum
ner. No
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
M -JuunLE
Nv -nlnnEN woRp .eraRr

Il,i Wore " i,rk..l lay Il nIiht
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WORKING CLaSSBSAIIEAtII[I0l.Hl

pared D. furnish AL ciassss y IN emplol uftl ~
hons, the who's of the tine, 90 To- ther fi.f
moments. Baslness new, lEhi AL ffpN 49,
Persons u elmer ses eatily cara iftm n co.
10 A. I'D OF Evening Ani . prop0 rti0nsl I'm bf
deFotins az their tine % the businct. boz 80
.fl. cara aeafly a. much a. msn. That Az shl
zee thls nay ssnt their adtress an tfst the -
bsss, Ne male thls o-sf. To such a. afe nei 80
satlsae ss li ssai 0ns dollar o. pa fort tfl4
bic ~ srltins fuu pafticalafs az GA 90 ifs. ~
dress 0IOsaE sTIssOs a 90 Port lAni. hAaf
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rLYs

ElfS
CREAM BALM
CIenuses the
uend. Aiinys
Ianan mn,ion
Heal. ia. ss'..,
Restores the
srN .E or TssrI;
sm ell ussr'ss
A asis kHsiisf
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HINDERCORN8.

'. ',. - =, -; Z, :; &, cs H. h; $3.50.
ss-sS y ssais a. Irsssl.sl iiIs;o. A "a. X T.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-03-26

We don't keep the cheap
and mean Valises. You can
get them of stuff that looks
like leather and wears like
pasteboard--but not here.
Our cheapest is of split leather
or canvas; $3.50 for a l4-inch
Valise. The tip-top is of grain
ed leather, leather-lined, brass
trimmed, Ia to "a inches. IS
up.
Lots and lots between them.
The latest in Valises is the
Cabin Bag with top like a
double shed roof. When open,
all mouth. Not a waste inch
inside. An appetite like a
tramp. Grained leather, p to
is inches, sos to $40; alliga
tor, $3.50 to SIS
Ordinary shape, made of
one piece of grained leather is
another newness. No seams
to rip. IL to 10 in. S. to 81.
English carryalls, of water
proof Mcintosh cloth; wallet
shape. Next to no end to the
stuff they'll carry. Little or
much always just full. IS to
2G in. S2.75 to SII.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-03-26
SQf6 Investment.
SIS, $40 or $15.

If you have So to invest visit
the Wilmington Clothing House,
416 Market street. Select Il
Pantaloon pattern and leave
your measure; we know You will
make 20 per cent on your in
vestment.
If YOU have $40 to invest in
Spring Overcoat we are cel-
tain we can give you the best
for the money in thir or any
other city.
Sl5 will buy II Scotch Chev-
lot Overcoat, full silk lined.
Mothers, we want You to see
our new styles Of Children's
Suits for spring Just received.
J Dung men, we have new
styles in for you to select from,
made from the newest designs
Of fabric and cut in the height
of fashion.
Suits for men of all sizes and
shapes, made in the best man
ncr possible. You can be suit
ed by making your selection
from our stock of Suits.
Many inducements to offer in
heavp weights. Cut prices are
making sales. We need the
room. You snvc money to take
the goods.
Our $50 pantaloons is IL SUI
perior garment for the price.
Cur garments are manufac-
tured exclusively for us by
Wanamakel' ~ Brown, and We
sell them at the same prices and
under the same guarantee,
Our motto The best goods 70,
the least money.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-03-26
ST. NICHOLAS.



l., oloN'is ~ LOUISA NJ. ALCOT and
lam a. 9T"'hroN several by each
"",'lot,
~ 9io.'i SERIAL STORY by Mis-. BUR-
E Ei NOSE charming Little Lord
~, r,"'nvleloy mas oeeA great feature in
'h1 ~ p"s, year 81 ~ Nicholas.
OK. AZ ~ : iuHlhs FOR bofs AND GIRLS.
o,I ,, nA9hA' ehiei-9i-Stnil biographer,
" a,i oo,,'lue.'a' TREND OIL General Grant,
n az leone, one o. We abest and most popular
VI ,,Eahs military writer's win contribute
49,, hu ,ii.I9 o. papers describing in clear
, .ia NsVin style some OF the leading bat
o e,es ,, ' i clHli war They will be pan
eraut descriptions OF single contests of
iioro,.,' eainpalsns presenting sort Of
h, oai'i5 picture gallery OF the grand and
,,'l'1 e'ntests IN winch the parents of
'i% WY " 10y ana slrl OF to-day took part.
an'i IT. ,GliAL STORIES include Juan
' "F '.ili,a; an admirably written story
D. D., vN'oall me- ny Frances Courtenay
ny ioI, aull,or OF On Both Sides; also,
o 'enny Boarding-llouse,' by James
W, story oil me IN great city.
.a,.. ,i"ai ARTICLES, instructive and en-
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-03-26
ARE YOU IN
TEREsTED.

In our line Of business
to the extent Of buying IL
new suiC or an overcoat.
II you are pay strict
attention 70 the follow
ing; We want to sell
them to You and mean
to do SO if low prices for
honest goods will he an
Involvement. We want
YOU TO make an inspect
ton Of our stock of
mems and boys suits and
examine carefully the
goods and trimmings and
workmanship, see ho'Y
well we can fit You and
then notice what Il one
low price is marked ON
every garment. If YOU
are convinced that YOU
will do well in trading
with us, do 50. If not
convinced we could not
censule You for dealing
elsewhere In clothing
made to order our Gus
tom Department is doing
all it can Ito do SO well)
to turn out the best
clothing to be had amy.
where for the money.
Perhaps You don't be-
lievc that. DON'T say
50 until yon have tried
for yourself.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-03-26

Georgetown, w. J. Duhadaway.
Greenwood, James Carroll.
Harrington, John Workman.
Houston, J. NJ. Mitchell.
Hurlock's, Md, Ralph T. Coursey.
Leipsic, James Conner.
Lewes, Henry S. Thompson.
Lincoln, Samuel A. johnson.
Millsboro, Robert Roe.
Milton, Joseph Robinson.
Magnolia, G. l.. Hardesty.
Milford, ]. H. Willy.
Narsau, f. Davis.
Potter's Landing, Md, WV. Red
mond.
Preston, l.. p. Corkran.
Seaford, w. E. England.
Vienna, Md, F. w. Dawson.
Wyoming, Del, W. NJ. Green.
SALISBURY DISTRICT, n. o. AYERS, p. +.
Annamessex, Nd, James A. Brindle.
Asbury, w. F. Corkran.
Berlin, G. w. Wilcox.
Bethel Del., w. B. Gregg.
Bishopville, J. T. Ward.
Cris6eld, J. c. McSorley,
Deals Island, b. c. Warren.
Delmar, c. S. Baker.
Faimount, w. L. Avery.
Frankfort, Del, S. n. Pilchard.
Fruitland, w. B. Guthrie.
Girdle Tree, John P. Todd
Gumbcro, Del, w. T. Waddell.
Hollands Island, H. S. Dulansy.
Laurel, J. o. Sypherd.
Mt. Vernon, 7. H. Harding.
Newark, Md, L. H. Derrickson.
Parsonsburg, w. w. johnson.
Pocomoke City, A. S. Mowbray.
Pocomoke Circuit, j. w. Gray.
Powellville, to be supplied by NJ.
c. Lane.
Princess Anne, Robert Watt.
Quantico, T. H. Webster.
Roxanna, Del, w. r. McFarlane.
Salisbury, I. E. Martindale.
Selbyville, o. S. Walton.
Sharptown, to be supplied by w
Chairs.
shortley, Del, to be supplied by
J. w. Anderson.
Snow Hill, R. w. Todd.
Stockton, c, H. Williams.
St. Peters, L. S. Mace.
Lyaskin, A. T. Melvin.
Westover, c. T. Wyatt.
VIRGINIA DISTRICT, A. D. DAVIS, r. F
Accomack, to be supplied.
Cape Charles, ]. n. Geisler.
Chincoteague, r. J. Watkins.
Hallwood, Ethan F. Staals.
0nancock, J. w. Easley.
Parksley, to be supplied by W. X
Galloway.
Smiths Island, w. l.. p. Bowen.
Tangier, J. S. Morris.
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Spring and Summer comfor
ables: cheese cloth filled with
pure carded cotton. The cost
a trihe: better for you at this
season than twice the money
in blankets; SI.75 for white; s.
for pink, blue, red or yellow
'rufted with contrasting colors.
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Boys clothing. Small boys
clothing. If we don't make this
the place which you will prefer
to all others for your boys
clothing purchases it will be be
cause we don't know how. The
Spring things are coming;
bright, beautiful. The place in
which you see the goods-gay
with daylight all the day long.
Ease, comfort all about. Why
not clothe your boys hereo
Why not? You'll have to give
it up and come.